Money counting machine Olympia 947730560

The Olympia 947730560 money counting machine is a compact banknote counter designed for reliable, everyday cash handling. It combines a small footprint with an LCD display and MicroSD compatibility to support straightforward counting and record-keeping. The unit measures 244 mm x 154 mm x 325 mm, weighs 4.29 kg and operates from AC power (230 V, 50 W), making it suitable for shops, offices and other points of sale requiring fast and accurate note counts.

Advantages

The machine offers a compact design that conserves counter space while delivering consistent counting performance. An integrated LCD display provides clear readouts of the counted notes. Compatibility with MicroSD cards enables storage or export of counting data for simple bookkeeping. Low weight and modest power consumption (230 V, 50 W) make it easy to position and operate in various retail or office environments.

Suitable for

• Retail stores and cash registers
• Small and medium-sized businesses
• Back-office cash reconciliation
• Market stalls and kiosks with limited space

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 244 mm x 154 mm x 325 mm
• Weight: 4.29 kg
• Power: AC 230 V, 50 W
• Display: LCD
• Colour: Black, Grey
• MicroSD card compatibility for data storage
• Package dimensions: 360 mm x 295 mm x 240 mm

How to use

Place the Olympia 947730560 on a stable, level surface near a standard AC power outlet and connect the power cable. Turn the unit on and wait for the LCD to initialize. Fan the stack of banknotes to remove folds and insert them into the feed hopper according to the user interface guidance. The machine will pull and count the notes automatically; read the final count from the LCD. For data recording, insert a compatible MicroSD card into the card slot following the manufacturer’s instructions, then export or review stored counting sessions as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, unfolded banknotes for best accuracy and avoid overloading the hopper beyond the recommended capacity. Regularly inspect and, if necessary, clean the feed path and sensors according to the maintenance instructions to reduce jams and preserve counting reliability. Store the machine in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.